I will have you know sir, that I don't use any mags that hold more than 50-60 rounds. But that's besides the point.

Nah I was referring to the other gun mentioned.

Sorry for sorta jacking your thread.

Cheers,
Alex

sorry to contradict you, but yes it does.
i was testing my G3 with a full 8.4v 1200mah battery, and after 3 or 4 shots the piston 'jammed' at the point of highest spring compression. Pulled the trigger 3 or 4 times and it remained jammed, so i hooked up my 8.4v 3000mah battery and it unjammed just fine. I tried this 3 times and it was ok on full auto (depending where you end the cycle) but it would always jam after a few shots on semi auto.
amperage is your torque, and your voltage dictates how fast the torque gets where it needs to be.

I agree with Death March's statement.

Larger mAh really doesn't provide my "push".

What it does do, is allow more current to be "pulled" from the pack by the motor. Larger cells exhibit a lower internal resistance, and thus, motors can pull more current from the battery. The result is exhibited as increased rate of fire.

Ok,well I missed something in my three years of electronics classes then.And my teck's lic. to install Immobilizers for MPIC.I'v been doing elctronis for 12/13 years now.I'v wired Cars to Buses,VCR's yada yada lol.mAh's can give some sustain to the "push" per say,but Voltage is "push" mAh's are Capacity.Hence why you get more shots from a 3000mAh battery than a 1200mAh. I had a goofey problem a while back.When I upgraded my ICS to a M-120 (@397 fps) the gear box barley turned over using 8.4 1400mAh NiMh and would die shortly after.Now poped in a 9.6 1700mAh NiCad and the unit fired with out a prob. and gave me half a days worth.The mAh's provided alittle more sustain for the voltage,but the extra cell,with an extra voltage push did the trick.You can see by the two packs listed the mAh wasent that different.I'm trying to keep the as simple as possible as not to lose others that don't know all the teck'e stuff.Yes the two need one for the other as they are linier two each other,in most cases.If you look at a simple Capacitor,you can have two at the same voltage,but micro-farad ratting that with provide the current.Cap's on your Sub's (speakers) alow power to build up in the Cap. befor the next hit from the bass as not too over tax the AMP,making it easyer and more effective for the to get that nice boom and not have all your lights dim out on ya.If your into that sorta thing lol.Like I said I want to keep it as simple as possible.TC the statment you make at the end of your post is close to what i'm saying,as you say dictates speed somewhat! The two work in Conjunction with each other.E over IxR ohoms law!